The stunning hike ends at a vineyard (Image: Getty)
For those seeking the perfect Boxing Day walk, an eight-mile walk in combines breathtaking countryside views with the promise of a delightful finish near one of England’s largest vineyards.
This challenging yet rewarding route is ideal for nature lovers, offering a scenic adventure through some of the region’s most stunning landscapes.
The hike begins at the iconic , a famous vantage point providing panoramic views across southern England.
From the outset, walkers are treated to steep descents and climbs that wind through valleys and picturesque spots like Broadswood’s Folly, a magical flint-built structure nestled in the grounds of Juniper Hall.
The route then leads into the charming village of Mickleham, a perfect halfway stop for those needing a rest, with its cozy pubs and cafes offering a chance to refuel.
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Denbies includes wine-tasting tours and views of the North Downs (Image: Getty)
For the more adventurous, continuing the route means uncovering even more beauty.
From ancient Roman roads to open plains and striking views of the , the walk is a feast for the eyes.
It’s also an excellent outing for dog owners, with plenty of space for four-legged friends to explore.
The highlight of the walk awaits at the end at , a sprawling 265-acre vineyard set against the backdrop of Box Hill.
The Box Hill hike winds through stunning countryside in the Surrey Hills (Image: Getty)
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As one of England’s largest vineyards, Denbies offers a range of experiences, including wine-tasting tours, outdoor vineyard train rides, and spectacular views of the North Downs.
Its cool-climate sparkling wines, grown on chalky soils, rival those of renowned European wine regions, making this a must-visit destination.
For those looking to extend their day, Denbies caters to all, offering fine dining, corporate events, weddings, and even overnight stays.
This vineyard provides a unique alternative to expensive getaways abroad, combining world-class wine with the charm of Surrey’s countryside, a perfect way to embrace the season.